Making of Robocop, The

Laserdisc1987Sci-Fi

The Making of RoboCop is a behind-the-scenes documentary exploring the production of Paul Verhoeven's groundbreaking 1987 science-fiction action film, RoboCop. Released separately on LaserDisc in Japan, this fascinating piece of filmmaking history offers viewers a glimpse into the creative and technical work behind one of the most iconic science-fiction films of the 1980s. The documentary explores the production of RoboCop, from the development of its futuristic cyborg police officer to the practical effects, elaborate costume design and mechanical creations that brought the film's dystopian world to life. Particular attention is given to the innovative filmmaking techniques of the era, when practical effects, elaborate prosthetics, animatronics and stop-motion animation were essential to creating convincing science-fiction spectacles.

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FILE SIZE545 MB

FILE FORMATMP4

RESOLUTION954x720

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Issued in Japan under catalogue number HCL-5004, The Making of RoboCop was released as a standalone LaserDisc rather than simply being presented as a supplementary feature alongside the original film.

This Japanese edition is an interesting collectable for RoboCop enthusiasts, LaserDisc collectors and fans of vintage behind-the-scenes documentaries.

Preserving a contemporary look at the production, it provides a nostalgic opportunity to revisit the practical filmmaking techniques that helped establish RoboCop as a landmark of 1980s cinema.

Unlike the feature film itself, this LaserDisc focuses on the filmmaking process, making it an interesting companion piece to the original RoboCop. Its standalone Japanese presentation also makes it a distinctive addition to collections of vintage movie promotional material and production documentaries.

Making of Robocop, The

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